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Convenience store break-in suspects appear in court

by Gabriella DeLuca

Posted: 11.26.2012 at 11:59 AM

Updated: 11.27.2012 at 7:20 AM

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MARQUETTE -- Two men who are accused of breaking and entering into a Marquette Township store were in district court on Monday for their arraignments.

James Michael Hall of Marquette and Jerry William Hedrich of Gwinn are charged with breaking and entering into the EZ Stop convenience store last Thursday. Police say the suspects broke in through the side door, and made off with cigarettes, alcohol, and more.

Both men are 19 years old.

They will be in court again on December 10 for their preliminary exams.

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